Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories | Kaivalya Ramnath | Book Review

Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath is her debut book. A collection of eight crime short stories, read the book summary, book quotes, genre, publication date, similar book recommendations, and book review of Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath in this post below.

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About Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath:

No. of Pages: 94

Publication Date: CinnamonTeal Publishing (13 February 2022)

Genre: Crime Fiction, Short stories, Debut, Indian Author, Contemporary Fiction

Reading Age: 18 years and above

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Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath Book Summary:

Eight short stories featuring different situations with characters from all walks of life, each dealing with a crime except these focus on the “why”, rather than the “who”, of crime.

 

Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath Book Review:

Omg I was so surprised and then absolutely pleased by this book!

When I picked up Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath, I didn’t have any expectations. This being the debut book of the author, everything was unexplored. But right from the first short story I was sucked in and before I knew it I had devoured this book!

The writing style is simple yet so realistic that Kaivalya instantly creates a mental image of the settings, and her characters seem like people we have no difficulty in understanding.

when a truthful person tells you their story, it is the only story they have to tell—if you were to challenge their version of events, they will not change the story. They may provide additional information, true, but said information will not conflict with their core story. If you continue to push that person, insinuating they are not telling the truth, they will become angry. Because a truthful person has no place else to go. Their story is the only one they have to tell.

Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath Book Quote

From the author who finds himself part of a perfect crime to the abused housewife to a successful lawyer who is dying, these are people with real life problems and flaws that are all too genuine. So, I lived a plethora of emotions through these short reads and every time was left shocked at the end!

Then with crisp narration, no grammatical errors, and tight story lines, this book was a pleasure to read and I absolutely adored every second spent reading it. 

I will be returning to read it again in the future, it is that kind of book.

You need to have a good memory and an orderly mind to dabble in the trade of lying.”

Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath Book Quote

Conclusion:

All in all, I have found a fabulous book and a new favourite author through this book!

So, 5 out of 5 super shiny stars to this short, shocking, and engrossing book. And Njkinny recommends it to all crime, mystery and thriller readers. Go grab this book right now and also gift it to your crime fiction lover friends!

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Meet Author Kaivalya Ramnath:

Kaivalya Ramnath is a Mumbai-based writer. Having decided at an early age to earn her daily chapati from writing jobs, she has had ample time to adjust to a life of constant penury. Kaivalya is an INTJ (MBTI personality type) and a Libran (sun sign). Her favorite number is 8. “Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories” is her debut book.

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